Sentence examples for driving transmission from inspiring English sources

"We always felt that it was an important factor driving transmission," she says, but when the number turned out to be that high, "We were really quite surprised".

Rather high HIV prevalence is driving transmission of both drug susceptible and drug resistant tuberculosis.

Finally, the shape of the long-term relationship between exposure (EIR) and clinical disease in our model demonstrates that, if multiple effective interventions are implemented, concurrently, with high coverage, it is possible to offset the negative impact of reducing immunity through driving transmission to low levels [14].

In many countries, HIV transmission remains high among MSM and injecting drug users, and lack of awareness of HIV status is a key factor driving transmission rates [ 67, 68].

This observation is important as it may indicate that social and behavioural patterns are key determinants in driving transmission within and between buffalo herds and warrants more in-depth investigations.

After addressing questions at a national level, specific questions, such as local differences in factors driving transmission or the impact of specific prevention approaches can be addressed at later stages.

The entrepreneurial power companies that have bought up power plants have decided against building new transmission lines that would compete with existing ones, possibly driving down transmission charges, and would, at most times, be nothing more than "excess capacity".

This paper investigates the development of a mild hybrid powertrain system through the integration of a conventional manual transmission equipped powertrain and a secondary power source in the form of an electric motor driving the transmission output shaft.

Examine the role of sexual networks in driving STI transmission for a range of STI pathogens.

During relaxed driving the transmission often keeps the engine speed under 2,000 r.p.m., which helps fuel economy.

Therefore, we aimed to integrate ecological, demographic, and socioeconomic data to better understand the forces driving malaria transmission hotspots in five sample regions in Madagascar.